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hey I'm seen that's right Kristin in my hand here is the titanium led series for from being creative now green creative appeared on our radar this year when they put out the cloud LED that's a Bea Arthur t-shaped floodlight that has a unique design that floats the diodes up above the base and there's a better job of heat management and so we want to check out their baseline bulb and this is it this is a 60 watt replacement that puts out 800 lumens of light when we tested it out it actually locked in higher than that about 830 so plenty of brightness and it's also pretty efficient it puts out all that light from just nine watts of power draw that's very good that gives it a lumens per watt efficiency above 90 that's very very good so all in all this bulb is a pretty complete package and I was impressed with how it performed but I was not as impressed with the value it's a $14 light that you're gonna need to buy online and if you head to the local hardware store in your city you'll probably find bulbs that are cheaper and better in a lot of different ways specifically the odds room 60 watt replacement LED comes to mind these bulbs are a lot alike but the odds room edges green creative out in almost every category it's a little brighter it's a little more efficient has a longer warranty it dims down lower and best of all it costs four dollars less that's just ten dollars per bulb and AHS rooms not the only bulb that I think offers better value and it's easier to get than the titanium LED so like I said it's a good bulb if you have one in your house already probably happy with it but if you're buying a bulb today I think you should shop around thanks for watching check out the rest of my LED reviews and our smart home coverage at cnet com foreseen that appliances I'm right Chris you